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Jim. Now we all do know! Someday, someone else will also know...Thanks to you passing along the Info! "DIAG?" Geez, a wanabe elect engineer.

Mosquitoes, Sand Fleas, No-see-Um, etc is on West Coast and the Glades. Not so much on the East Coast, even going by boat from West to East on the Intracostal Channel thru Lake O. Joe, I loved Sanibel, before 1996. Now, way to many people and lack of Infrastructure...Same with Captiva. Your going to Pine Island and there lies the reason, why your not getting feed back...Long drive out and having to drive thru questionable housing area to get there. When your there, you'll find a lot of artsy places and shops, cafes, lots of good food (think seafood), vegan. You can have your fill of Kale crackers and Tofu salad. That's all I know!

Up until 3 years ago, I lived over salt water, on Galveston Island for 27 years....know all about corrosion! 😂 I bought a commercial Weber Kettle, 42" in 1990 and still use it where I live now! Yes, you have to clean it after each use...I hate dirty grills, smokers or Rotisserie cooker! No, the food does not taste better! In my coach I carry a Weber 200. At home we have 3 diff Weber's. At the camp house, Weber Genesis III and Weber Q & a barrel BBQ Pit...I only use charcoal to help start the wood. Texas thing.

Well, you can take a lot off steak/beer breaks on your new grill. 😁

Thank you for the update!

Both very good tires, so is BFG & TOYO.

The same in the Ontario City Park, by the water. A plaque, thanking the USA for the planes that was used for training, then the bombers that was given to the RAF to ferry over to England. Little Norway was operational until 1947! All of witch I found on the Web.

Herman. OP said no gas! Charcoal only! We carry the same as you. I don't like waiting for 30/45 minutes to cook a 7 min fish or 10 min steak!

Lodge Hibachi grill is great for 2. 14" Weber kettle still work great after 10 years. Weber to go, it's rectangular, very good choice, it only weigh 6 lbs. cooks as good as the Lodge at 20% of the weight and you can also smoke meat/fish!

Joe, that's happened to us in Texas! Went to EZE Pass in Houston (Not the same as your's), got new pass for Newmar.

RayIN, my Dad was there also, 3 days prior....he was assigned to Gen. Eisenhower/OSS, to go in and report back on personnel, gun emplacement, weather, etc. He was a Radio operator with the Norwegian RAF/British RAF from 1940 -45. Capt. Got his training in Canada in 1941 (Little Norway Air Base, Ontario). He died in Santa Monica, Ca 1983, Mom died in SMCA 2006.

West Marine is one!

At each fuel stop, I walk around coach and press in on the Nut covers, they too fall off. I look at my oil hubs at end of each trip...not daily.

Full set in toad, full toad set in coach, we each carry a fob for coach. I used to have a magnetic key holder, it went from coach to coach for years...last seen in 1997.

What's the ID (Interior Dimension)?

No Sir. Never heard of it in 53 years!

Thankfully LED came on my "New to us" coach. No more outrunning your beam!

I was referring to factory, not after market....Virginia handgun law!

Yes. One lone man, at Normandy yesterday, laying a wreath! We came in by cruise ship last year, Memorial Day, there where 187, who went to the beach/graves!

Chemours Company has the Trademark, parent company is DuPont...the old Freon had two gasses, one of witch was blamed for being a problem to the Ozon, so now it is one, mixed with a propellant. Chemical properties is Ethane, Octanol and Tetrafloro,.Has been deemed to be safe for release into the atmosphere!

Peter, yes I was. I've been in Inverness also. Any photo! Last there in 1976! Between 1970 and 1978 I was mostly working the North Sea and Saudi. Only a small portion of Oshkosh chassis was sold to Freightliner in 1996. Oshkosh, like CAT, got out of the RV business. Oshkosh employees over 16,000 in their various chassis plants! Peter, London-Machinery, Inc is owned by Oshkosh. They also build articulate vehicles for the RAF. All metric by the way.

In my 2007 WB Tour DP, I had 2 manual on/off purge lines, ...each morning after driving the day before, I would open each to purge, then close. I could attach a Air hose on a separate valve, by the generator, for airing up my tires! With engine on and full pressure, it would purge on Auto. Freightliner chassis. The Red is manual and auto, your front is the same as mine was, when you connect air up line, purge first then attach hose. Your Auto purge is with engine running and up to pressure, about every 3-5 minute you'll get a whoose of air. The next 3 coach's, including current, it's all Automatic when engine is running. No manual purge required...Spartan chassis, and one was on Tiffin chassis. Joe got his in as I was typing. I have my Air drier service once a year.

When the price of any item goes up, it means Demand is high, Supply is short. The people who was born between 1945-47 are retired or retiring, also the ones who are in high tech jobs have a lot of disposable money and now want to travel by RV or Boat. Flip side is, do they want a 21 year old coach? As apposed to 10 year old, high end, DP? Or a new gas/DP?

Good Day again Peter & Rayne! As you know, Oshkosh does not make chassis for coaches anymore, but they are not out of business either...have you contacted them, to see if they have any parts you might need, or find out who they outsourced the coach chassis/parts too? Since you got the Flex hose from Freightliner, they should know who supplies the the rest...if they use it on their chassis, they have to connect them. There was other coaches who used you chassis...Foretravel and the factory still work on them. A long time ago, I worked out of Peters head, Scotland and lived near by for 6 months...would love to see some today pictures! Cheers

Wayne, the shooters log is a interesting site and Have gun will travel is very concise....CA, OR and NY, better not to mess with! Other than the Uzi, what "hand gun holds more than 20 bullets?"